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She’s the powerhouse behind some of Montreal’s biggest events — Osheaga, Just For Laughs, Disney On Ice and more — working tirelessly behind the scenes to give everyone who attends an unforgettable experience. Her name is Leisa Lee.
Olivia Rodrigo is coming to Montreal this October with her 'The Unraveled Tour.'
William Shatner, quickly gliding over questions that speculated about the future of “Star Trek” and his famous role as its captain, reminisced with a ballroom of fans about stories ranging from sabotaging co-star Leonard Nimoy’s bike to rubbing former football player Terry Bradshaw’s head with fermented fish.
Giving fans a way to channel their excitement during the playoffs, some Quebec artists are releasing anthems for Canadiens fans to sing along to during the 2026 playoffs.
Céline Dion unveiled 'Dansons,' a new song written by collaborator Jean-Jacques Goldman, the duo’s first track together since 2016.
Comedy stalwarts 'Weird Al' Yankovic and Jerry Seinfeld are set to headline this year’s edition of Just For Laughs Montreal.
Celine Dion announced on her birthday Monday that she would be getting “the best gift” in returning to the stage in Paris following a lengthy hiatus prompted by a rare health condition.
The small crowd at the iconic Wheel Club in Montreal’s NDG neighbourhood, got a short surprise set from Irish singer-songwriter Chris De Burgh on Thursday night.
Patrick Watson, Willow, Saint Levant and Saguenay duo Angine de Poitrine highlight the roster for The Montreal International Jazz Festival at the end of June and early July.
A U.K. DJ and music producer whose song went viral after being prominently featured in the hit TV drama 'Heated Rivalry' is coming to Canada for a club tour, with a stop in Montreal.
After returning to the stage for a single song in 2024, Celine Dion is reportedly poised to return to France in the fall for her first full show in over a half-decade.
Moments after winning an Oscar, Maciek Szczerbowski reflected on his parents fleeing Poland decades ago in search of a better life in Canada.
Quebec’s newest breakout band wears paper-mâché masks with giant phallic noses and polka-dot-speckled costumes that cover their entire bodies.
When Montreal filmmaker Alison McAlpine first noticed a group of donkeys ambling around an observatory in Chile’s Atacama Desert, she couldn’t help but wonder what they were thinking.
Quebec’s concert-packed summer months now have another two weekends of music: the Vans Warped Tour and the Festival d’Été de Quebec released their official lineups.
Journey has postponed its concert at the Bell Centre in Montreal due to the impending ice storm.
